Re: Today's xkcd

Sam Nelson wrote:

I get hit two ways because I'm a) departmental and b) IT. I'm therefore
considered, it seems, to have a job a) terribly narrow in scope and
b) adequately described by the phrase `knows how to program a computer'.

Have they provided you with a break down of your score? If they refuse, chuck in a Data Protection Act request. The whole process is supposed to be open and transparent anyway.
Obviously you need to see what factors you're being marked down on and how many points you need to get you back up to your original level, but I guess you know that anyway.
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